Remi hotel location is magnificent, it is very close to the beach, aqua park, Damlatas cave, Alanya teleferik/cable car, many restaurants, shops, and city center. The food is great, very well prepared and tasty, there is many different meals to chose from, all meals are served as a buffet. The hotel has a pool which is clean and well maintained. Our room was little bit dated and somewhat strangely shaped, but we had a balcony looking at the pool. The hotel does not have a private parking, but they usually keep few spots in front of the hotel for their guests occupied so there is always a way to park the car. Most of the stuff does not speak English, but they are always ready to help, and very polite.

I would not talk about those utterly personal complaints like how comfortable were the beds, or how soft were the pillows because those are extremely personal and can not translate to all of us, also it is very unrealistic to expect that hotel pillows and beds will suit all of us. Some of us like those to be soft others not so much, so no point in complaining about things like this. With that being said the beds and pillows were nice for us. Objectively there is only two things we did not like about our stay at Remi hotel: First, air-condition was working in a sense that it blows cool air, but it does not respond to temperature change so there is only ON or OFF, and 3 fan speeds which was simply not enough for comfortable use. During the day it was relatively manageable, but as we fall asleep it was simply too cold, or too hot by turning it off. Our solution is to use one of the big towels to regulate air flow, this was not very elegant solution but it somewhat worked for us. Second, although there is no smoking in the hotel and in the rooms, smoking is allowed by the pool and outside the lobby so basically this means that all around the hotel it is one large smoking zone. It is very unpleasant by the pool, and what is more important it is impossible to open the balcony door or enjoy on it because of the smoke. I understand it is Turkey where smoking is some type of cultural behaviour, but this was the thing that made our stay little bit uncomfortable so I will mention it.